Blog - the lucky door

Barong is a mythological creature well present in Bali. He is the king of spirits, the leader of the armies of good and the enemy of Rangda, the demon q...

How a lucky charm that was initially so positive and noble (in the original sense of the term) could come to represent tyrannical oppression and genocide ...

Most often, when we hear the word "Tiki", we immediately think of large carved wooden statues with piercing eyes and a menacing look. However, certain s...

Māori symbols are an art form typical of New Zealand and the Pacific Islands. Understanding their meaning and symbolism is absolutely essential if we wa...

Rangda is one of the main religious figures in Balinese culture. You will see: its symbolic meaning is complex and, to say the least, difficult to interpr...

When we first see one, it is not necessarily obvious how powerful the messages carried by the lotus flower are. This plant is magnificent, of course, and...

Dammar resin has a wonderful freshness and knows how to bring us the lightness necessary for connection with the sacred. It has the ability to open our m...

Golden Tower Balm is a Vietnamese remedy renowned throughout the world for its health benefits (especially for the elderly). For a long time, Vietnam has...

Originally from the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, agarwood is recognized by its black appearance, but above all by its unique aroma, both powerful a...